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In this episode of the Keiser Report Max and Stacy discuss ‘the end game’ as central banks run out of bullets just in time for the debt apocalypse.
In the second half, Max interviews Professor Steve Keen (@ProfSteveKeen) about Donald Trump’s plans to default on US debt.
https://www.rt.com/shows/keiser-report/342726-episode-max-keiser-913/
In this episode of the Keiser Report Max and Stacy discuss the world economy going from mania to mania hoping it all pays off, as it did for fantasy and sci-fi writer, Ray Bradbury.
In the second half Max continues his interview with Professor Steve Keen on Donald Trump’s debt plans and the UK’s shrinking manufacturing.
https://www.rt.com/shows/keiser-report/343006-episode-max-keiser-914/
‘Guantanamo, Bosnia & flip-flops: New NSA revelations from Snowden leaks’
https://www.rt.com/usa/343234-snowden-archive-nsa-newsletter/
“The NSA participated in Guantanamo Bay interrogations, while the US military took part in a rendition from Bosnia, newly released leaks by whistleblower Edward Snowden show. A decade’s worth of NSA newsletters will be published over the coming months.
On Monday, The Intercept published the first three months’ worth of SIDtoday, the NSA newsletter named after the Signals Intelligence Directorate (SID). The first release contains 166 documents from 2003, and will run until the publication of the most recent issues in its Snowden Archive, the trove of documents collected by the former NSA contractor, which are dated through 2012…